North Devon

North Devon is best known in England for Exmoor National Park, where open moorland and steep wooded valleys meet the Bristol Channel. Beyond Exmoor, the area encompasses the River Taw estuary, Braunton Burrows, and the sandy shores of Croyde Bay and Woolacombe. Braunton Burrows forms part of the UNESCO-designated North Devon Biosphere Reserve and is among Britain’s largest dune systems. The water-powered Lynton and Lynmouth Cliff Railway, opened in 1890, still links the two hillside towns. The South West Coast Path follows this varied shoreline. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across North Devon.

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